It's easy to forget, but Spider-Man: No Way Home was shot entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Cameras started rolling in October 2020, and as far as we're aware, the movie managed to avoid having to halt production due to a positive test. There are a lot of masks aside from Spidey's in this new behind-the-scenes footage, reminding us of the challenges the cast and crew faced.
We also get to see a number of stunts - many of which were performed by Tom Holland himself - and extended or alternate scenes that didn't wind up being included in the final cut of the threequel.
There are a lot of interesting reveals, too, including how some of the movie's key sequences were shot. Doctor Strange's basement looks a lot different minus any magic, while it's interesting to see that Benedict Cumberbatch wasn't actually wearing the Cloak of Levitation for quite a lot of his scenes with Holland's Peter Parker (it's always amazing to see what visual effects are capable of these days).
Needless to say, when Spider-Man: No Way Home eventually arrives on Blu-ray, we're hoping that there are interviews and "making-of" footage with those big guest stars, but time will tell on that front.
Check out this new Spider-Man: No Way Home behind-the-scenes footage below:
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